Math Books From Floor To Ceiling

In this video I go over some of my math books! Please subscribe, like, and share. Thank you:)

Here are the books.
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[ottod.g.]

I wish the YouTube Physics community had someone like you. You're truly a gem!

[Gaylord]

It’s great to see someone excited about their passion

[jacobpickos]

My friend you are the undisputed GOAT of math book reviews. Bravo!!!

[pinedelgado]

Wow, Man!!! You can sell math better than Cal Worthington sold cars and better than Earl Scheib sold paint jobs on those cars!!! I absolutely ADORE your math library, MS!!! Well done!!!

[sukd]

flipping hell, !! i quit alcohol 6 years ago. This is the first night i have been high since!! i feel a buzz. This is the most epic video ever made full stop! congratulations!

[eflat]

This video got me looking online for a copy of my old trigonometry textbook from the 1970s.

[mannydossantos]

The Maths Sorcerer is absolutely great. I wish I had access to this knowledge and wisdom when I was a kid. It inspires me to continue learning math.

[ipann]

I would love to have a collection like you in the future! Keep up on making video. I love them!! ✨

[mattmorris]

I was just gonna go through your old book reviews to find some new books to buy. Talk about perfect timing. Thanks!

[pranavranganath]

Your video popped up in my recommended, and that reminded me to give you a sincere thanks for your differential equations videos. I honestly wouldn't have been able to pass my class without your videos. They were so similar to what we did in class, and they always cleared up so much confusion around all the difficult topics. I struggle with advanced math, and your enthusiasm for teaching truly carried me throughout my summer semester. Thank you :) I hope you see this comment!

[StaticBlaster]

Wow, bro. That's insane. I have several math books. My calc book I used in college, which is the biggest, an ordinary differential equations textbook, a linear algebra textbook, and a few other books that I bought online - Set Theory, Intro to Topology, Discrete Math, and Proofs by jay cummings.

[mentatphilosopher]

Parts of this video suggests that comparing the contents of old textbooks to the current ones might made interesting videos. For example after watching the video, I took a look at Hall and Spencer Elementary Topology which was used as a basis for the course I took and which covered homeomorphism over only four pages in the Topological Spaces chapter and had four problems. At least according to the index which interestingly told you besides references to a topic the pages that problems for that topic are found.

[martinhawrylkiewicz]

Beautiful collection! I have many math textbooks as well from my college days. My oldest one is from early 1900's by G. H. Hardy called A Course in Pure Mathematics. The problems are quite challenging.

[johnswolter]

Thank you for the book listing & the accompanying URLs. Prior to 1994, I spent much time at the University of Michigan libraries to support my knowledge quest. They also supported my analysis and technical consulting. I first entered the Engineering library when I was 12-years old. The UM libraries became my Internet before the Internet.

Each major University department such as Legal, Medical, Engineering, Math, Physics, Undergraduate("the Ugly"), Graduate, Arts, Maps, more, & more. Today, I still find access to physical books very useful. I'm appalled that the Engineering library "stacks" must be stored offsite to protect them.

Some of the libraries had access restrictions like the Law School's library. I disguised myself by wearing a suit & tie & carrying a notebook sized leather case and or small leather briefcase. Worked every time.

Today the online wealth of knowledge forces me to search and filter constantly. Your reviews and filtering is of great help.

[TinyMaths]

I love this math book series. Although I'm out of college at the moment, and for the foreseeable future - I still try to keep up my practice and you inspired me to get my calculus book out the other day and start working at the questions. Forgot how rewarding (and revealing) it can be to do so.

[pato]

What a marvelous video!!...it made my day. I just loved it, thanks to shared!

[sufsanin]

27:11 HEY! I told you about that book in the comments! So happy that you found it and mentioned it here. I am actually surprised how you managed to get that book, I couldn't find it no matter how hard I looked.

[edwardgraham]

FANTASTIC thank you so much --- I really enjoy your reviews of books and collections of books

[akashbhullar]

The Crazy Math Sorcerer is at it again guys

[joel-wgbp]

Im a bit jealous of this literature you guys have in your mothers langauge. Reading math books, and foremost understanding the text in english is still pretty heavy for me, but ill hope it gets better overtime.